Cas9-mediated endogenous plasmid loss in Borrelia burgdorferi

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#ICYMI Check out 2022 @PLOSONE paper by Institute Scholar Christine Jacobs-Wagner @JacobsWagnerLab & team who developed a Cas9-based method to remove endogenous plasmids from Borrelia burgdorferi, the Lyme disease-causing pathogen: https://t.co/TjZU…

We expanded on this work by using active Cas9 to selectively remove endogenous plasmids from Borrelia burgdorferi. https://t.co/Te6J4gAlfw. Hats off to Yuko Nakajima and Jim Haber (@HaberLab) of Brandeis University.

RT @adamswendya: Congrats! Also to co-author and @BayAreaLyme ELA winner Yuko Nakajima in @Haberlab

Congrats! Also to co-author and @BayAreaLyme ELA winner Yuko Nakajima in @Haberlab

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